SB542

Summary

A Virginia bill establishing a framework for a retail marijuana market, including penalties and reporting requirements, has received a gubernatorial veto, which has been transmitted to the Senate. The veto blocks the creation of a licensed retail marijuana market in Virginia, leaving cultivators, processors, and retailers without a new regulated commercial pathway unless the veto is overridden.

More Virginia Cannabis Bills

• HB642Cannabis control; establishes framework for creation of retail marijuana market, penalties, report.Vetoed
• HB26Marijuana-related offenses; modification of sentence, sunset.Passed
• SB62Marijuana-related offenses; modification of sentence, sunset.Passed
• HB391Medical cannabis program; product labels, delivery, marijuana delivery operators.Passed
• SB543Marijuana and hemp products; enforcement.Passed
• HB75Medical marijuana; administration to terminally ill patients.Passed
• SB332Medical marijuana; administration to terminally ill patients.Passed
• HB1347Psilocybin; Board of Pharmacy to reschedule upon federal scheduling changes.Passed
• SB379Psilocybin; Board of Pharmacy to reschedule upon federal scheduling changes.Passed
• HB1432Marijuana or marijuana products; underage possession, consequences, procedures.In Committee
• SB142Retail tobacco/hemp; sale of products intended for smoking to persons younger than 21 years of age.In Committee
• SB826Marijuana; creates framework for retail sales.Introduced